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Are you ready to lead groundbreaking research in AI for Biology? Join us at EMBL! We are seeking a visionary scientist to establish their own independent research group bridging innovations in
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ensure the most efficient use of available resources. HPC Storage Performance : Work with the HPC team to ensure parallel file systems remain performant, diagnosing issues associated with intense or
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The Research Scientist will join the Prevedel group at EMBL Heidelberg. The goal of the lab is to develop next-generation, innovative optical imaging techniques to push the frontier of deep tissue
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control instruments can be integrated into a closed-loop workflow, enabling optimization of cryo-EM sample preparation parameters without requiring immediate access to a cryo-EM microscope. In parallel, a
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, administrative and organisational skills, discretion and respect of confidentiality, attention to detail while being able to complete multiple parallel tasks. lntercultural competences and a highly service
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chromatography platforms (ÄKTA, NGC or comparable systems). Strong organisational skills and the ability to coordinate multiple projects and priorities in parallel. Strong communication and interpersonal
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environmental impact of its scientific computing. A significant part of your work involves a close collaboration with the Green Algorithms team at the University of Cambridge - an internationally
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120Pb of scientific data . Working at the intersection of software engineering, scientific computing and bioinformatics, the team delivers services that support researchers in working with biological
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The Dorrity group at EMBL Heidelberg is seeking a motivated and skilled molecular biologist to join as a Laboratory Officer. Our group uses cutting-edge single-cell genomic techniques to study how
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Your group EMBL Imaging Centre Your supervisor Timo Zimmermann Your role The Software Engineer develops and sustains software that enables advanced light- and electron-microscopy platforms at the